Eco road trip rolls into Oklahoma
Armed with a laptop computer and a camera the size of a cellular telephone, Shane Snipes is in the midst of a five-month journey to interview 1,000 people about their thoughts on sustainability.
Snipes arrived Friday in Oklahoma , the 17th state on his 48-state odyssey. He has interviews planned with a horticulturalist specializing in regional plants and sustainability directors with the city of Oklahoma City and ...
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